Get-out-the-vote efforts on behalf of all five campaigns are shifting into high gear with just a month remaining in the contest.

The mayors of Toronto and Ottawa would have sweeping new authority over municipal budgets and the hiring and firing senior staff.

Three candidates competed for the position of national president of Canada’s largest union in its first contested election since 2013.

Frustrated by “painfully slow” progress toward standardized and mandatory de-escalating training for police officers in the wake of the 2013 Sammy Yatim streetcar shooting, Ontario’s ombudsman is threatening a probe into the lack of provincial ...

The new figures follow months of heightened concerns about the city’s shelters spurred by the homeless encampments in public parks during the pandemic.

The new pathogen, believed to have spread from animals to humans, has infected at least 35 people and caused flu-like symptoms.

The operation, involving police from Ontario and the U.S., helped dismantle a “large-scale” operation that involved border gun and drug trafficking.

The provincial government announced the benefit as part of Monday’s updated budget, but has yet to release details of the two-year, $225-million fund that unions and boards argue would better be spent on schools.

Thousands of Canadians retired during the pandemic leaving the country with the smallest working-age cohort since the 1960s. A new BMO report says we may have a labour shortage for years to come.

The mayor urged cycling advocates to meet with city staff working on a review of transportation in the park, and with police who are handling enforcement.

Maple Leafs icon reveals he has degenerative disease